Music and Manners in the Classical Period: Essays

This book is a collection of essays exploring the intersection of music and social interactions during the Classical period of Western music. With an eye towards historical accuracy and musical analysis, Krehbiel offers insights into the ways in which music played a role in shaping society during this time.

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